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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-30

the books silently sat checking" him,
as it were, to the close. The fifth act
was done at last, and the Professor"
closing his book with confident and
complacent bang, sat down to receive
the compliments of his listeners. They
came in thick and fast; the Club had
always had strong opinion of the
merits of a Life Chase. and the plot of
the play could be truthfully and con-
Sistently praised, so encomiums were
not spared. The Professor" much
gratited, proposed that Guilty
should be performed by the Club,
with himself as the star, and
having been promised an answer next
day, he took his departure-confiden
that the display he had given of his
genius had carried everything before it.
Next day he was on hand, sharp to the
hour, and Spencer demurely put into
MS hand-not the scented note of ac-
ceptance he had expected-but a print
ed copy OF the play, A Life Chase.
rhe voice builder was equal TO the
emergency; even a cyclone crash of
that sort could not penetrate the bronze
of his Inetfable gall He glanced the
play over. scanned its contents q mo-
ment, and then looking up coollv said:
well, sir, it is wonderful the SINH
larity, isn't it? l can't account for it,
He was saved the trouble of account
ing for it by few curt words, the
sum and substance OF which was
Good day." And as the voice builder
play wright and dramatic "stah,'' went
out from the lives of the Home Dram
attic Club. He was heard OF for some
time after, trying to draw up classes in
the more gulllble of the school districts,
but none seemed to be quite gullible
enough. Once ne came to The HERALD
to beg that nothing be said of
toe strange coincidence" of the plays,
saying it would ruin him, and stating
that il money would make it right. be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
MAKE YOUNG pULLErs LAY.

Two or three weeks OF Jldlclous mango
mpnt now ~ assist the pullrts In forming
their 1rst crop ~ eggs, so 10 SPEAK, Will
make q vast dihsrrnce In the product OF
eggs during the next -four months, when
frcsh eggs will retail In B,,ton or New
York markets f,f from 80 10 80 cents pei
dozen Every momsn, gained now To- very
valuable, ss yoapg pullets which do not oe'
gin - lay by Decrmbif, will not In blue
cases oat OF Ten commence until rprins.
when eggs have fallen In price s' least oSs-
half
A few dollars properly spent on Jour
nock now. will return 10 you many fold To-
crease In eggs.
Mr.. y X Stuart. OF Lancaster. N. u /,
relates his experience Ia making pallet.
lsy In cold 'wssther, a. follows IL had
twelve Zoe Piymoalh Rock puilsts. The
esriy hsiched ones commenced laying In
the f.li, when cold weather came on they
stopped lsying. while the r,st had not he
gun IN lay. ! then commsrcet u'iog
Sh.fldsb's Powder, advertised To Inst,
her. l,y. In tcp days one puilst CON.
rusnc.d " lay. 10 fourteen days three mofs
i~gsr. aud Ia last onr month from the
time I b~sru using the Shsriiah's Powder,
The twelve WIRE laying.
Ipsver used d. powder hsfors, rsith.I
did I ever before hsvs b ~ lay throug, the
winter ~ those did"
is johnson 4 Co, ~ Custom House
Street. Is os'on. Mass are The sole Dsnu
fsctuses- ~ Sserlfsn's Powder 10 sasks
hens lay rney will seod tss Powder ~
nail or sxp~ss. to any sdirsss, charges
prpsij. - follows For 80 csnis II
stamps, two small packs, for 0i 90 nv'
pscks. OR for Oh 20. . large 21t pcuus
can will De cent; six cans for o5 90, az
press prepaid TO any express cfncs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
MASON.

some ten inches OF snow zen here last
Friday. IL made good slsighiug for few
DAYS r.loed all DAY Tuesday aud though
about half OF TIE depth Of snow remains,
the tlelghipg 1. ruinei.
CT. brown, N Y. aud q X MIL. went
deer hunting on Saturday, near the foot OF
Caribou Mountsin and thsy sho, ssplendid
inch the head l. In the hands OF w. II
Morrow OF West Bethel. IN be mounted.
I sm really sorry Tor you poor editors
because you don't have any hiee deer
stake.
A \. Bean h,i several cattle poisoned
over In Albany last week. Some wretch
mixed Paris Green with salt and laid II out
In TIE ieli where the cattle would be sure
10 ,nd H. Hanging 10 To mild punish
meut for such nsri.
Leon II. Tyler and wife have Q daughter
.,opp.pg with them. She vii spend the
vIrtsr there n TIE climate suits.
n n. Mills goes 10 Lewiston next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
FRYEBURu .

Daring Thursday night and Friday, Nov.
N. snow f,li to The depth OF three or -four
irth which has not yet melted. though
The rain OF Ta,sd'y has made the streets
bare sui muddy.
Grace Morgan len home on Saturday
and amer . months stay with her sister In
New York, will 20 70 Denver for the win'
ter
Mrs. n. T. Stark r,tarued from Portland
on Saturday sni 1. II q. Is Barrows'.
Miss LlIrle Shirley spent sundsy 81 her
fathers
The Camp Fire % the q A. IL on sstur.
day nisht was very successful Speeches
were inside nv Revs Stone and Livingston,
A. o PIKE. y. Y. BFsdIsy, J. l.. o'good,
W. b. Randall.
GA Sunday sveritg the Temperance A..
soclstlon held it, monthly meeting AZ the
vs.iry. and heard . very able address IRON
Mr.. Livingston.
A new fe.,iyi,y has been introduced iuto
society ard q select company st Mrs Ran.
dalls wsr entertained by . Clam Boil
which was highly enjoyed. One good
feature OF the occasion Was the sssemSling
a. ave O'Clock. and early departing. before
ten.
The Academy Bell has sppesrsd ., las,
Fred Thoms Is clerkiug for 4. y. IVES
ton.
Mr.. Elmore Emerson has mov,d into the
house he bought OF N. A. McIntire.
The Kietspoo Indians are In town.
The school closes on Friday, Nov. is
ID. NJ. Cole, y. A. 81. Ia the senior
class NJ Bowdoip. has received the appoint
meut OF Assistant Naturalist u Piof. Lee
Of Bo ~dolu. and win sail on the stesu,e'
Aibstross OF thu ". =. Fish Commission
on trip round Cape Horn TO San Fran
cisco, rsschiug there pexs May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
Albany

VT Green q Brsiie recently passed
hsfr with some sixty head % large cattle
W. W. crO.. & Son followed thsm with
drove about The SANE In numhe's and
mostly large cattle. Nc. O'een IL In towa
and buying yoang stock. II IL . relief 10
The farmers On get I'll OF thsir su'p'ns
siock even n 81 rsthsr lov prices. Tnsfe
Il considerable call for sheep and no, mauy
for sale here.
Archie \ Cole who spends most % hls
time csnvs.sing FOR fruit trees &C. 10 at
hor,c % spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Agnes Mason closed successful
term % school lssi week. In the fsrnsH
district TIT. WAS her fonrth term there
she commences this week In The Clsft
district, she has aiso taught several terms
In thi. district This LOOKS ss though she
4. regarded &c an ,f'ieisni teacher.
Miss Nora Fish 10 teaching In the Town.
house district
The long wished for AMI needed rain has
come fllng the pools and the wells, max
log the peoples hearts glad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22

We had tsslvs inehss - snow friisy
and ahoot ten iuchc- rsmtia-. IL tpptais
ttsi sluirf has RELY cums IN s,sy Win
q.
a. l. D1ugi,ss IL At hone from Effol.
~hsfe BE- IA. rsn ~ WORK on TIE Um1s'
gcg IIoass cuIirg the sammvr tni ,uiama-
Nell 0reeu len Erroi Friday Tor West
yirgluia q stop vita his brother, vao IA.
charge % the soldiers Home.
NJ Coolidge sni y Brown arr II
have f1ur oIrn auf four horsss In The
woods this Water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
RETHHI..

The MILD weather Tie put We :, kni q
rain Tuesday hs,- t,ksn assy must az IN"
ou0w ~ Be,hel
Berjsmlu Ci,rs has been having trouble
with his squeduci lately, which IL party
log and p,rtly iror pip. IL bal Ecoi
stream st the ioantain sni by digging snd
tapping the logs h. found the water All
right lie uncovered III iron pipe II tie
lower end for several rods and foand no
wster. lie fnslly uncovered IL whore IL
connected with ihs logs spi took On the
flsst joint and found water IN Que end aud
no water In the other. IL procured an
Iroa rod ani forced three live fso. . rom
tue pic- iiis thcory IL that Eggs worked
through the strsiuef aud that they wsre
hstchrd ant grew In the plp-
Harold n Chspmsn hsd = ytaflinz ster
fall Into . well where be remained Two
hours Thursday. ny the heip OF .isht men
aud rops .. he sxtrlcsied hin AMI he suf'
f,rsd no dsmssc bui the los. ~ horn
A. G. Fsrw.ll has moved inio bis new
house 90 Mssoa Park.
Elm.r Youns aud Miss Anna Lucus were
united In marriage Saturday, the i2Ih Lost
The many pr,seDts were valuable, useful
and orpamsn,al.
Jadsr Posies arrived home from wis
cs..st Tuesday
Rev. ID. HARDY ani family sprni rhank..
elslng In wsisrv.llv ~ the oil h"m oi ~.
slfs
TIE Gopd Trmplsf. gaze an ,xhlltJn
II Iisal HILL Thursd,y .yeuiag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
MEXICO

Blsreh.fd Kinbali has sold hi. f,fm In
TIL. tOsn a. Ay,rs Lutte.
John &. kifdsr has sold ibe Mbassli or
FLANDERS ,l,ce ~ John \ fisgs
Doci Blnfori's m0,iug away waves =
eosri lpc,ii1n here FOR dpciOf.
Eusry Z Para has gous to Bethel u
s,uiy Law With A Y llerrics. E.q
Msrion y. Ausila has hseu home Tor .
Nv days. IL tsache- school this winter
Verde Laiisu oommsncsd school To
ore 10 The districts In ihi. ,orn las' Mon
d,v
George n Staples crew wat up 10
Iloush ons last wesk. Presumably ssin
riv~r will he fall 10 logs zen, spring
Muble ard fo.tsr have buit niee
camp Hal u rsaty for ih'if fan ssi
Nouiay.
Qalis q move in he cattle market
Macy sold for small prices.
bert Howard and wife have gone Ia I've
With A. Y Howard.
Mliy With her children II 81 l. o.
Cars
Myr,ls Dor has gone TO Turner 70
work
samuel Jackson went 40 swim river 4
few days ago with hi. hounfs' fotes
hsttsr hide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
GREENWOOD.

widow Srah VI rrg.n. for - she spell
"a her name-dlei O.tonsr ASH. aud ws
barred The s5th. Rev. J. {. Andrews ofn
ci.,lng Sac m.rriei her eou.lu, ofin
Morgan, when qalis yousg. ~ whom she
h.i ~ children. eight sous sni four
daush,srs; ard survived them AL troep;
three sons. Two Ofthsm died In The army
on whose account she drew q pfnsion OF
ell per mouth. Mrs Morgan shPeriene.
"a r~ligion may years sgp sui lilaci
The Methodist church. bat OF late bal pre-.
f,rrri the Free Baptist; aai hsi lived .
widow - years. Three sisters. older than
herself and one brother youugvr. survive
her. Deceased Was 20 years % age. aud
%, sighty-one nor eighty A. b. been
reported.
Las, Thursday night All fhdsy snow
;s.l here - TIE dsp.h % seven inches, and
II really iOOkei Tor TIE time being, a.
though winter hai commenced In earnest
The nett DAY some OF the farmers, who
hai their DE wool ready cat. used the
sleddlng 20 goot advantage by hsulins .
pari % 1, 20 The door TIE weather has
been motsrA;iug ever since. however, and
to-day. Friday. Va. pretty sloppy under
foot. SO Rev. NJ. Benson reported II. 80
he called on "a In he afternoon on bis wsy
home from Mifil' laisnsle
School comnvnc-i t~r- % lay nrdfr
the instruction - Chsil-s 4 Brooks, Of
WOODSTOCK. IT, tsagh, art- last wluisr
abi 4. well qa,ld fJr The s0fk.
We notice with plsssafv that VT Car
vsr. % The TslpA0as. has spPO.niei The
9Th Of January f0r couufaatofs' convsn'
,lop, 81 Cantou And ~e hope ths, every
one Who eau will be theirs - shake hands,
compare nO,ss. and have something pleas
log and encouraging 10 onsr, thus miklng
II grand success Ia ,y,ry ssuss Of the
word.
few weeks AGO TIE bo.tOu Globe
Published The plan of . duelilns pistol
coplsd from P,sck IL IL made similar -
he common pistol except that ~. sni 81
The barrel turns up ~ nearly risht snsle.,
80 that ~hen the weapon IL discharged.
the ball, instead % going u The heart 81
tie antagonist IL thrown upward Into The
air AM hurts nobody. We really Wish
TIA, nature would make the tongue OF
every slantsrrr. hereafter, In the sane
manpsr. II would do more towards bring
lpa In the milenlam than all the mission
.rlss have doua FOR the last century.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
pROWNFIELD

Monday evening" the Kiekspoo Indians
cave a In. sn,srtaiumsnt- Admission %
e.p,s, also 10 the preitiest lady q nice
album. Miss Carrie Brown Was the
favored Que. To the homslisst man bot
lie .f bl,,srs. NJ. Perlsy Brown Was the
victim. Everyb, dy says too bad
The Center school closed Saturday.
Mlss Chapman l. . doe teacher; An glad
10 learn she has deeii, to tsseh the win
ter term.
This IL The lat week Of this term oil
school q, Fysburg where quite pumoef
o. our scholars are sttsrdipg school
Miss Llnnle frink 10 teaching 10 the
Wakefield district
Nc. and Mrs Calby are again at home.
Miss Mcdonald has gone TO Portispd 10
bay goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
NRWRY

Tuesday vs. = bad day 20 be oni 90
ti0ughi your corrv-Pondeni, -hhs en-
route fron the station 20 The liiu 70 al
usuf Prohste Couri, but The raia esme 10
zach . good time that svrryone seemed 70
bssr the discomfort auconPlsinlngV.
J. A ThursiOn 1. pgiiing 40 an sdii'
tor OF f1y fc-i % bis sisam mill, aud in-
buis % "a, 10 board sav another sea-
s,n.
Il Stssrus ha. taken % 10 yard birch
asd poplar ~. Mort Thnrston.
y. Nswry sewing circle meets ~ y.
Bsker's Thnrsiay Aftsrnoon.
The MsthOdisi society are shout mailing
sSme repairs on tue parsonage AZ Ssvrr.
The siabie Il % be new slilsd, believe
All q vootshtd hullt
II. A. B,ksr 4. balitirg bin shop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
HIRAM.

ID, "Wednesday evening. November ieih,
- O,d FO,ks concert was held 81 ofsnse
Hall We learn TIA, the receipts were -
Afsr 81 years % soJoaru on Hiram hlIl
Mr Irving Cotton has removed 70 iiifam
village 20 reside with bis son L-ueel
In The great gale recently the OH barn
on Caleb 1 CiemoIs. Richardson place
sss blown down.
J.... Clsmoas IL buliiing . stable.
John y Ciem0ns. 81 Cape Eliraosih, 10
rsvl.ltiug his native village.
A rentieusB recently visited us Win
spirited horse ~ years old.
ca lss, Suaisy Rev. Nj. Pratt, Ms,bo-
dist. ana Rev. Me-. Eastman, Cong j.
preached on tmpsrsrce a. heir respect
i've charches. Ia The evening union
,.nD~ranc. meetlng was held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
NORWAY LAKE

Mrs. Simssl Hale has rv,erued from her
whiting trip In Massachusetts, and els :
sasrv. 10 LAY WIKI her dsush,sr. Mrs..
Emsrson kllsorv
News I, - -csrc- ~ 4. N suashlns.
TIE heavy r.lIs ~ Tgredsy raised The
waters ~ The lssv somewhat and also car
risd away TIE four inches % snow. which
sas The rssult ~ cur last sro~storm.
Ctsfiie Smlta IA. rvtarned from Mssss-
Cbosstt. snd l. now ~ home.
Mes Anna wslksr Il away slsltlpg rrls-
lives In OxfOri and NORWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
FAST PERU.

Ma Mary Lubt. willow ofih late Desn
Laut. Of ibis plscs. cisd 10 Bs'hei spd uss
brought here for tur.si on The slkh,h.
Tns nauerzl services sere held ON tns
ninth AZ her lsts r,siisuee row oceap'sa
by Mr.. Hall Il sss co6dsctsd by w. IL
;. yentrss. a..
We hat qalt~ . rsOs storm ca ths
.lss.nth 80 mat we gut cur shik hs oot
T.lstsr. cur stage driver. esr.id tnr mai
ON runners Saturday right and nooasy
morrlas. We hSi . powsrfal norih 'ss'
rain storm on Tuesday which carried ine
snow all %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
STATE pIcK.UPs.

The Mnlrs @. 4. u. tpeamrmsn, MEETS
In Portland fsb. slb.
Coal hss sdvsueed 20 cents per TN In
Portlsnd, spd IL advancing.
Scare, f.v.r AMI dphii-sis pfsvsii In
Augusta 20 an unprecedented sxient.
PJ;ato,r sw hiug ralgped 10 Milne
from the Provinces In large qualities.
Tb,fe IL come prospect tist the two
lines 81 foreign steamers mskitg thsir win
ter port In Portlsnd tn,y 80 ~lss~bsrsi .
gisat cAis nifty Ia Portland.
The verdict IN the Bslcher will case l.
fsyofsbls Tn BATES College. which institu.
ton now rcsisss the large b'qusst made
by Mrs.. Bel her.
Al . dance 81 Grind Army Iisll I'm Ban.
gor, . youpg man named william welch.
who hsd been driptipg. wss j eted from
the hall. sni turins th- seem ~as kIcked
dawn stsiIs, suikirR on tho hack Of bic
heal IL lived ba, f.w hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
RIiCKRIELD

The winsiow Psching Co. commenced
ps,ing for swee, corn last Mon day. A foil
hoase greeted them on the occasion.
Wednesday evening the ladies' OF The
Bspils, Circle gave socisble ~ Reform
Hail. Mrs Merritt Parsons entertained
them with . reading.
SATURDAY The remains of the late Mrs.
Seth n Horton were brought here from
Gr,at Falls, ". II, Tor burisi. brief
service wts held a. the Baptist church
N. hurl,l took place st Ess, Buckfelt.
Miss Mary wsliron OF Newcastle. lad (,
IL visiting her friends here and VIII proos'
bly remain EAST during the winter.
James Y. Jsveit Of Auourp, was In town
Friday.
Tbs butter factory will probibly 20 into
operation this week.
The Methods, society have pa, Q new
farnac. into the church; owing 20 q blun.
der IN setting IL up. meetings had 10 be
held Ia Reform Hall Sunday Afternoon,
Rev. G. G. Keen of Est Hebron ON ;lstlus
The last lecture In the Methodist coarse
was given Moody evening at Reform Hall
There IL some talk OF . Peoples Course IN.
der the auspices OF the q A IL
Miss Mamie GARDNER has reiarnei from
Der FIRST term ~ the Maine wesleysn Semi
nary ~ Ksnts IlilL
Miss Ellie Morrill, ani Nellie Spiulilus
have returned from their nfst term at
Hebron Academy.
The Tooth Pick Factory IL 80 pressed
with orders that IL Il run day sni night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
GRAFTON.

We have abott ten iaehes OF snow here
nn~ some OF the lumbernen have Zone
qsi,s a Z u.ipsss kaulipg spruce. where IL 10
hot v.ry tuueh bottom thsfs IL neatly snow
snough Ia fp . go "a hu.insss.
some cattle ~, unsoli that they Wish to
cell
Moses McAlls,sr pssed 10 that bettr
land Saturday. the i2ih. The funeral Was
yesterday.
widow Der amin BROOKS IL soms batter
81 this whiting but still very low
Richmond Davis IL to pat In four oxen
hsullng tpruee from his own land
AZ Brooks hsuls from lard owned ny
l. I. brown.
Henry Lombard IL operating 10 The north
surplus, bat The timber 10 % be landed In
the Cambridge river near y. |. Browns
place.
Fofdyee BROOKS IL hauling from land
owned by ID. q BROOKS.
A Zoe time To stllIhuut deer. Come up.
Mr. Eiltor aud take tramp IL will give
yoa all the exercise you needi close tine
will soon be here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
EAST BETHEL

n. Z carpsutsr has gooe 10 Boston.
~ l.ft his store la charge of G. Ferry.
] u. Hastings has gone 10 walihsm Va
visit bis csazhisr and other friends
Mr.. Joseph Bean las rei1rnsd 10 MASS
schnsetts.
cb.rlss c. KimbAn has gone 70 Ms.ss'
eha..tt. to visit bis mother, Mrs. Doilir
KimhAll and other ffisnds.
Ms. n Bean and children, who have
m visiting a. Der fathers, 4. G. Perry .
b.. r,turnsd Ia her lone In Msssschas.t''
accompanied By Miss Enms BroNu' VINO
viii spend The winter thsrc.
III swsb l. vi.ltirg friends n hAss''
chusstis. A.
: Bartlett There wefe snosi NV
nrcssnl The bsxi mss,ipg VIII DC WIZ
Ms WIN o Holt, Dsesmosr i-t-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
pllRIEK

We hal our mr., STOW November 10Th.
About two luehss, jas, enough 10 eo'sr
tie gronni Il soon went % ereep, on
the hills ADD mountains where there ~i'
considerable more.
Tuesday We bad quite rain, cone NO
incho. ~ water helping The wells some hut
not snosgh Tor Water.
TbSss that went 10 Boston on The et'
eurslon have returned sni had pleasant
time.
Mrs. II. n. sawyer IL qalie sick shi
wAs TAKEN sick while In Boston.
Mr.. I.sse LIBBY wants 10 sell bis farm
lie IL getting too Oh - carry II on Is 10
q nice fern.
IL French rsl.ci s'qIish TIA, weigh
ed - pounds.
Tae ground s,ili hold. open giving those
q chance 10 nsi.h ploaghln; TIA, have not
got done.
A nice fall 20 work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
LOWELL.

Mrs. Henry Russell has retained from .
visit % friends In BOSTON.
90 Wednesday evening Rev. Mr. Web
s,sr delivered q lecture a. the Christisn
church on Prison Life In the Rsbelllon.
This Was followed by q HArves, supper
II the town hall furnished by the Ladies'
Circle. The proceeds. iG dollars, wefe for
the benefit OF the Circle.
A n. Pot,le has bought piece OF tin.
Der land OF q. q. Andrews ssd VIII, In
company with Cyrus Andrews, draw the
timber this winter.
Mr.. Seth rlutehins and family have
moved from his house on the bill into the
rent over the store. making II much more
convenient for his family during the WIN
ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
OXFORD.

The shsfer family gave . musical enter
tsiumsnt on Saturday evening.
Harvest Sunday Was observed AZ wsleh.
Vile a. the Methodist church on Sunday
last.
The ,Iilsre school. closed on Friday.
There viii be q Thanksgiving bsl al
Central Hall on Wednesday eve.
The drsm, OF "rhe Silent witness" viii
he given Thsnkrri,inf evening" proceeds
for the ber'fi, OF the Oxford u II. A'soeis'
tiou.
Miss Berthe Philips has moved Into ,h'
Parsonage.
Deacon Giles SAurilsr.s former resident,
died q, his home In Waterford NJ an sd'
vsncei see Ills remains were brought Ia
this place Tor burla.
The Harper Manufacturing Company OF
wslchvllle are adding . second story 10
The dnl.h room ~ the mill.
Its reported thu, the X OIL will soon
rebaili their hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-22
RASr BROWNFIELD

TIE mo-t 90 The .xcufsiouists have 70
iarns,i ani r,poft very p'sNsaat week Ia
Ansion
Th~c.L : &. will alive an sutsFisin-
msut The wssk amer Thstk'siving COZ
slsiing ~ masic vita some drsms,ic srsr'
cisfs TIE program vii soou he made
cat.
TIE Consrvgail"nA circle held a. extra
ms.tirg a. Mo- Ansri'-. November lob
A plrNsstt tine Ard Qolte an smoant ~
work done
Ths siudsu. from K-t,. nm sod ffy,-
hurg AZ a. homs fur vacation.
Augusius wsttsosih hss nhlshei BIZ
lol on TIE section sri moved back 10 bis
fathsr's
Ne clark sisul'y b. moved into The
Niuer hoass.
Nrs. A. {. Ban l. sPsudlns fsv DAY.
hsrr. She was cailld here ~ the dfaih ~
Ms. Ctn bear.
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ANnOYER.

NJ Frsti Mitchell 1. visiting friends In
f.itchh ID.
School 10 the fsrmsr'- Iiili dls,rie, CON-
msnosd Mord,y II Il isush. by Mrs. y.
W. Bislsisll
"Rsb-ec,- Tnnmph." drama In thf,e
acts WITH sixteen female characters, VIII
b. given a. uuiou Hall Nov. 50 under N,
auspices ~ the Congregational circle
ehlctsn pie supper will ada % The sr'sf'
tslum~-i
We wrote u = ins,esd OIL T. Richard.
In our items last week.
There w,s very p'sss,n. soeishle ~
the Congregational psrsonsge Wednesday
evening" 81 this week.
travelling IL decidedly bad, te'iher
sleighing or wheeling
Lambsrmsn are passing through here ca
route Tor the lsk. regions about every i'y'
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IIEnI,ON-

A few sl.ishs sp.ssr,i an tie stfrtt
Saturday Int the rain 90 Tuesday has car.
rl,d "a sli the spo~ sud AZ the prescott
writing (Sormbsr i7ih) We are hssirg
mnrr Iedisu GUNNER.
Rev. Mr. Ilsri,p spsni las, Thursday In
Portland.
Rev. l. n rfipp, Of Roeklsrd. IL ,isiiipg
reis,ives In the place. Last Ssndsy he
preached In the church where ~. father
vas pastor for nearly my y,srs. MI.
TTIpp l. Que ~ the oldest Baptist mlnis'
t-fs In Maize. being - years OH.
The academy closed Friday. G
Thl. he b,.n bosy week for al coo.
pectsd with the school A. ths siairuts
have J0lnei classes ard sogsg-i large
namhsf- os rooms We can snticipsti =
n iuflshlng .prlug tsfm. No t.fm ~
. nOol hiss In .v~ry rs.psct 'xcellsd the
prsssBi, and the community vii cordially
welcome n. istuin Of busy WORKERS when
the spring .hsil come.
The term closed otliay svenlne With q
vsry good concert by the Colby Q,arivtie.
A large number ~ students came from the
dlr,rsni towus TIE oyster supper Vas
furnished by the class az IS.
To. trustee. held meeting FRIDAY Ia
consider the location Of n. new tuliiing
Judge Dunosy. of Portland. .m,ined 10
cha rRresft